
From a machine for swimmers to a pool for the garden.
Endless Pools spent its first twenty-five years making swim machines for athletes, rehab clinics and people with no room for a pool. The swim spa is that machine put into a hot-tub shell.
- 1988
The original Endless Pool: a compact pool with a propeller current you swim against in place, built in Aston, Pennsylvania. It sells to swimmers first, then to physiotherapists.
- 2000s
Olympic teams, rehab clinics and thousands of homes install the propeller current. The company builds its own hydraulic drive, the Hydrodrive.
- 2015
Watkins Wellness, the Vista, California company behind Caldera and Hot Spring, buys Endless Pools and puts the current into acrylic swim-spa shells built in the largest spa factory in the world.
- 2020
Three series settle: E with the propeller, X with airless SwimCross jets, R for recreation. Fit@Home guided workouts arrive on the app.
- Today
Nine models at 230 V / 50 Hz for Europe, and in Nerja a swim spa filled and heated every day so you can swim before you buy.











